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adviceGood thing it was a snake, good thing it bit
you.
Where there's life, there's hope.
Even a child can see
that to have one foot in the grave is to call a spade a spade.
Think
before you start as what's done cannot be undone.
Up to his eyeballs in crocodile
tears he left no stone unturned.
While many hands make light work
all together we cannot do everything.
At a point in time we were both in
the same boat.
Golden
handcuffs cut to the quick.
Time reveals all things.
In the land of the blind, the
one-eyed man is king.
Women: can't live with 'em, can't live
without 'em.
From heaven to earth a fair wind nowhere near the mark
completed the circle.
While we weigh anchor dangle the bait.
No
sooner said than done.
Out of tune, up to both ears, lead by the nose
the dog was worthy of his dinner.
Between a rock and a hard place a rare
bird walked on tiptoe.
One
step at a time many miles ahead a living corpse walked the tightrope.
There's many a slip 'twixt cup and lip.
God helps those who
help themselves while the grass is greener over the fence.
The bowels
of the earth can't teach an old dog new tricks.
Haste makes waste while
time heals some wounds.
To
look a gift horse in the mouth is to die laughing
like father, like son.
To swallow the hook while grinding one's teeth is to have an iron in
the fire.
He blows his own trumpet to break the ice before he is shown
one's heels.
The cart before the horse is not worth a snap of the
fingers.
Sleep on it to have nailed it up ship-shape.
Cutting
against the grain, one good turn deserves another, as by losses and
disappointment young men acquire
knowledge.
To lead one by the nose and to shoot beyond the mark makes
one as far from the right, as the east is from the west.
He that
meddleth with strife that doth not belong to him, is like one that taketh a mad
dog by the ear.
Hatched from the same egg
though in a mirror a necessary evil squeezed blood out of a stone.
Fly
from that man, he has hay on his horns.
When in Rome do as the Romans do as walls
have ears.
To add fuel to
the fire is irritating instead of appeasing the enraged passions.
Business is not likely to go
on well which is managed by strangers as when the cat is away, the mice will
play.
Old young and old long if you wish to enjoy a long and healthy
old age.
Fools are wise, or may be so reputed, when they are silent as
flies do not enter the mouth that is shut.
Those who abound in knowledge
are usually most deficient in money but he who owes nothing is rich.
A
companion for all hours or seasons is the thief who makes the rich man tremble
but excites no alarm in the breast of the
beggar as he has nothing to lose.
The wise man passeth by an injury,
anger resteth in the bosom of a fool.
Charity
begins at home, out of harm's way, beyond bow-shot or the reach of darts, out
of debt, out of danger.
There is a snake in the
grass, take care how you tread as you have opened a door to a thousand
evils.
Even though the foolish sayings of the rich, pass in the
world as oracles it is by the constant trickling of water, the solid stone
becomes excavated.
Poor as a church mouse he is foolish and mad enough,
who empties his own purse to fill that of another.
A horse-shoe nailed
on the threshold of the door preserves the house from the effects of witchcraft
while among sailors a horse-shoe nailed to the mast preserves the vessel from
evil influence.
Arguing against what is self-evident is the same as
denying that the sun shines at midday while men of over communicative
dispositions, may divulge to their adversaries what may be turned to their
disadvantage.
A prophet is not without honor save
in his own country as truth begets hatred, familiarity contempt, and success
envy.
Evil dispositions in children are to be corrected
before they become habits.
Think before you act, but having well
considered, and formed your plan, go on resolutely to the end.
To
design well, and to persevere with vigor in the path we have drawn for
ourselves, is the almost certain way to attain our object.
Posterity will give to every one the
portion of commendation to which he was entitled by his merit.
How
much better would it be to correct an error in ourselves, than to find an
hundred in our neighbors.
Sowing your grain among stones, writing on
water, or building on
sand is like washing adobe bricks, the more you scour them, the more muddy
they become.
Strike, therefore, while the iron is hot as you are
preaching to the deaf.
Among friends all things should be in common.
Can the Ethiopian
change the color of her skin, or the leopard his spots; is the bear
Catholic and does the Pope shit in the woods?
Affecting to give
information to persons on subjects they are better acquainted with than
ourselves, is like teaching birds to fly, or fishes to swim.
Assist
those who are willing to receive instruction, and
aid those who endeavor, but
have not strength, to bear the load that is imposed on them.
You have explained that difficult passage, and rendered
clear and luminous, what was
before obscure and difficult.
There are those who by
a multiplicity of words, endeavor to obscure the
truth, and to induce those they
converse with to entertain opinions very different to what they would have
formed, if the story had been told in a plain
and simple manner.
- adapted from Adagia Desiderius Erasmus
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